Ducks need adoption in OK!

[okiechick57]

SHelly, I believe they are close to Country.and she is south of okc about 2 hours

 

[SHELLY]

Well, I'm probably to far away. I might have driven the two hours it would take me to get to Oklahoma but that would only put me at the Northeast corner.

Hopefully someone closer will take care of them.

 

[countyroad1330]

I'm in south central OK, only about an hour south of OKC. Marlys always answers my e-mails, so I'm not worried. I'm more worried about someone releasing the ducks before I can get them

I don't think I have room to store all 6 of them before I can hear from Marlys.

Hey that's a question I've been meaning to ask: the pen I would have to keep the ducks in also has five bantam chickens in it. Would the ducks hurt the chickens?

I have my last final at OU tonight, and I am so stressed about it. Not because its an exam, but because the weather is horrible, I live an hour from OU, and my electricity keeps going off and on.

 

[okiechick57]

Country.........you chickens should be fine with the ducks.... mine stay in my coop with mine.......only one that gets an atitude is the drake Muscovy I have........you should be all right putting them together.....
Becareful getting out in this....roads are good right now, just wet.....saying prayers for you.......

 

[okiechick57]

Callin Country...........wondering how your test went and your drive? hope you are safe and still have power girl.

 

[countyroad1330]

Thanks Okie, test went alright. Only had to make a 30 to pass the class, so I wasn't too worried. I will be the only math teacher I know that speaks French...

The drive was pretty scary. Almost all of Norman was out around OU, and it was after dark. Lots of trees still in the road, and on cars, and some still falling! Thankfully my mommy drove me, I was not about to go alone.

We still have power, and the neighborhoods around me and the schools got theirs today. If my chicken pen holds through the snow storm I think everything will be fine.